eFile.com, an IRS-authorized e-file software service provider used by many for filing their tax returns, has been caught serving JavaScript malware. Security researchers state the malicious JavaScript ...

Just in time for tax season, the IRS-authorized eFile website prompted users to install a Windows botnet trojan through April 1. Windows users that used eFile.com may have been exposed to a malicious ...

An IRS-authorized tax preparation site, eFile.com, was secretly delivering malware to visitors for weeks, according to security researchers and users. Evidence shows that eFile.com was using a fake ...

This profile has not been claimed by the company. See reviews below to learn more or submit your own review. Established in 2003, eFile is an online tax software for individuals to electronically file ...

An IRS-approved software service for filing taxes electronically, eFile.com, was found to be delivering JavaScript malware just at the height of tax-return season. eFile.com, which was used as a ...

Pages on eFile.com have been spreading known botnet downloads, and the company has yet to respond to security alerts. It’s tax season in the United States. Normally the most worrisome part of paying ...

A U.S. Internal Revenue Service-approved tax filing site called eFile.com has been found to be delivering malware to users for weeks. Suspicions that the site was serving malware first appeared on ...

In context: The e-file system is the IRS' officially approved format for submitting tax documentation through the internet, usually with no need to provide any paper document. Netizens can use ...

EFile.com didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment, so we don't have a lot of details about what happened. But according to Ullrich, eFile.com has been updated to remove the popper.js ...